We all know how much Internet Explorer 6 blows. Developers have ran­ted on about it’s inad­equa­cies for years now. If you’re not a web dev, but maybe know someone that is, chances are that you’ve been on the receiv­ing end of a sur­rog­ate rant about it at some point. Today, how­ever, Google might have done […]

The one of the nicer prob­lems in mod­ern life these days is that there’s too much choice. Name a product and there are at least three altern­at­ives vying for your atten­tion with their respect­ive thumbs stuck in dif­fer­ent parts of the growth-share mat­rix. Hell, name any­thing and that’ll hap­pen. Unless you’re nam­ing American Banks*.

There are thou­sands of ways to har­vest and read the vari­ous syn­dic­ated feeds you get from all your favour­ite web­sites to your screen. Integration of feeds onto web­sites, spe­cial­ist cli­ent soft­ware, Flash applic­a­tions and all man­ner of wid­gets to crowd up your desktop are just some of the ways that people read the con­tent. But […]